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Make the IT you pay for actually do the work.

Most businesses already own the licenses. Microsoft 365 sitting half set up, SharePoint used as a dumping ground, backups nobody has ever tested. We set the stack up right, lock it down, and keep it that way, whether you run a clinic, a school, a shop floor, or a fleet of trucks.

What the data says
99.9%

Of account-takeover attempts are blocked by multi-factor authentication, per Microsoft identity research. Most tenants we audit still have gaps in it.

Microsoft identity research
88%

Of breaches at small and mid-size businesses involved ransomware. Being small does not make you a smaller target; it makes you a softer one.

Verizon DBIR 2025
14 to 30 days

Microsoft 365 default retention for deleted mail and accounts. After that, gone unless you run independent backup. Microsoft documents this plainly.

Microsoft 365 documentation

What we run

Six disciplines, one flat monthly rate, senior engineers on every ticket. Stolen credentials and unpatched systems are the two leading breach entry points, so identity and patching come first.

Microsoft 365 & SharePoint

Setup, migration, and cleanup done by people who use the stack daily. Email, Teams, and a SharePoint your staff can actually find things in.

Identity & Access

MFA on every account, conditional access, and permissions that match who does what. Most breaches walk in through a login, so we start there.

Backup & Recovery

Microsoft does not back up your tenant; that job is yours. We put real backups in place and test the restore, because an untested backup is a guess.

Device Management

Laptops, phones, and tablets enrolled, patched, encrypted, and wipeable if one walks out of the building. Unmanaged devices carry the credentials attackers want most.

Email Security

SPF, DKIM, and DMARC configured and monitored so your mail lands and spoofed mail does not. Phishing gets quarantined before a tired employee can click it.

Support & Reporting

A person who answers when something breaks, response times agreed in writing, and a monthly report in plain language that shows whether we hit them.

How an engagement runs

01

Audit

We inventory the tenant, the devices, and the accounts, and show you exactly where you stand.

02

Secure

MFA, access rules, and backup go in first, because the holes cost more than the features.

03

Organize

SharePoint, Teams, and email get restructured around how your people actually work.

04

Maintain

Patching, monitoring, and a monthly report in plain language, with a person who answers the phone.

Straight answers

Find out what your tenant looks like from the outside.

One audit tells you where the holes are and what they would cost. Then you decide what to fix.

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